
USER MANUAL
SOLDERABILITY TESTER
METRONELEC
V2.0
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10/2021
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Tél : 01 30 15 20 00
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Example curve of “zero crossing time”
Crossing time is 0.38 s between the curve and the X axis level (continuous blue line)
Print Pass Fail Data
: You can print, only if you select different curves in merge, a table of
values with the different curves result and obtain a pass/fail result following the criteria :
Ta(s)
: Crossing time with the buoyancy line, often fixed to 0,7 s or 0,59s for Mil spec.
Tb(s)
: Crossing time with the zero line, often fixed to 1,0 s.
TF1(s) / F1(mN)
: You can define a pass fail limit point with a minimum level F1 expressed
in mN (could be negative for partial wetting, ex pcb) at a certain time TF1(s). The curve
should pass over this level F1 at the time TF1. (Use in IEC 60-2-69)
TF2(s) / F2(mN)
: same than above to define a second point (TF2, F2), we tolerate often a
dewetting between F1 and F2 of 20%.
T2/3Fmax
: Crossing time with the calculated value of the 2/3 of the maximum force,
should be usually less than 1.0 s. The maximum force is extracted from the geometry of the
component and the hypothesis of a “full wetting” with a wetting angle supposed to be at
zero.
Dew
: Dewetting is expressed as a limit percentage between the maximum force and the
minimum force (minimum known after this maximum), so the dewetting is equal to (Fmax
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